Press Brake Operator

Posted 8 days ago

tradesmen internationalMorris (MN)

Printing Press Operators Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing

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$32.00 - $34.00 per hour

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About the role

Press Brake Operator Tradesmen International is immediately hiring experienced Press Brake Operators for projects located in the Morris, MN area. This is a third shift opportunity, and the pay rate is $32-34/hour based on experience and skill level. If you are a Press Brake Operator and want to work alongside other proven craftsmen who emphasize safety, productivity, and superior craftsmanship, this is your chance to advance your career! Job Scope: Operate a press brake and burn table Read and interpret blueprints/prints accurately Measure materials and verify dimensions Bend and form metal components according to specifications Sort finished materials and maintain organized workflow Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean work area

Requirements: Must be able to read and interpret prints/blueprints Experience operating a press brake required Ability to measure and work with precision Be Safe from fraud! Tradesmen International will never ask you to pay for certifications, equipment, or other "up front" costs as a condition of hire. Similarly, we do not request pictures of documents or IDs to private phone numbers or email addresses. If in doubt, please call or visit your closest Tradesmen office to verify the request.

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